[RHÔNE]. [CHAZAY D'AZERGUES]. Former seigneury of Gage, 20 kilometers northwest of the Fourvière hill Inventory of the papers of the late demoyselle Marguerite Bullioud, lady of Gage [Gaige]. In French, document on paper (10 ff.) France, 1573 [containing the elements of the marriage contract between Antoine Bullioud and Marguerite de Bourg of 1532, parents of Marguerite Bullioud]. Dimensions : 200 x 285 mm Marguerite was the wife of Antoine Bullioud, Treasurer General of Brittany, with whom she lived at 8, rue Juiverie, where, at the couple's request, Philibert de l'Orme built his famous gallery in 1536. Lady of the castle of Gage (located in Chazay-d'Azergues and sung by the poets), Marguerite de Bourg, widowed in 1546, is especially known as the muse of the humanist intelligentsia of Lyon in the middle of the 16th century: Around her gravitated poets, Maurice Scève, Pontus de Tyard, publishers-librarians like the famous Guillaume Rouville (Rouillé), but also, because she mastered perfectly the language of the Medici, Italians such as Lucantonio Ridolfi, Florentine merchant and poet at his hours. Reference Bibliothèque municipale de Lyon.